NeedToUseYou -> RE: Do you agree that Michelle is now back in the game? (2/10/2009 3:40:41 PM)
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During the primary phase Michelle became a target quote:
ORIGINAL: MrRodgers quote:
ORIGINAL: NeedToUseYou Michelle Obama is as much a target as anyone else, she made that decision the first time she campaigned for her husband. It's as simple as that, she did go alone sometimes and campaign for him, she made speeches, gave interviews for political purposes, etc, in the run up. If she had minimized her exposure during the whole process, I'd say she was not fair game, however, one can't be active, and protected at the same time. She made the decision. So, bash away, or fawn over her, whichever, if Obama doesn't like it, him and his wife should have never decided to put her out there to begin with. Target for what ? Who are we talking about here...what does she do ? She is fair game for what...unfair disparages ? Does she have a bull's eye on her back, if so...why ? She gives speeches, raises money for charities...something more and more Americans will need. She is a hostess, a figurehead and 'famous' for only one thing...being 1st Lady. Wow...big deal in the big picture. It helps if you read the OP, the wording was based on that. From the OP... During the primary phase Michelle became a target By target I mean, the same bashing, praising, bias, that occurs to anyone and everyone that selects to engage actively in the political arena. Why are you playing naive. It's simple, she campaigned for her husband sometimes independently, she put her face on the tube plenty of times for political ends, if she is also going to pursue political agendas while her husband is president like Hillary did, then of course she's going to be criticized, judged, scorned, praised, revered, by people. If she selects to merely host whitehouse dinners, and do charity events, she won't be of interest to the press, or anyone. But that really is not the picture the OP painted. For reference threads are generally framed around the context laid out by the first post in the thread. Future responses are generally in relationship to that framing. Similar to what is called a conversation.
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